Sentence examples for consequently ready to from inspiring English sources
Proponents see opportunities being lost, the potential of religious groups to rescue the needy and suffering being ignored or stultified, and they are consequently ready to tread into unfamiliar waters.
This mechanism has been the subject of many laboratory experiments and theoretical research over the past 30 years, and consequently, there is a body of data ready to be passed on to those involved in the design of heat exchangers.
Here's Brooks describing an early Xerox machine, the 914: Technologically, the 914 is so complex (more complex, some Xerox salesmen insist, than an automobile) that it has an annoying tendency to go wrong, and consequently Xerox maintains a field staff of thousands of repairmen who are presumably ready to answer a call on short notice.
But Obama was never ready to spend the political capital required for thoroughgoing recasting of U.S. foreign policy; consequently, the dissipation of American power (hard and soft) evident under George W. Bush has accelerated under Obama.
